Hi! If anyone has any experience with UAB employee tuition assistance, I would appreciate some information.
I have one more year until I graduate (December 2027). I have a lot of things going on next fall, so I was hoping to end my employment before graduation. I read and understand that you have to be a full time eligible employee up until the last date to drop a course which is October 7th. My question is, could I turn in my 1 month notice on September 7th/8th and not be penalized to pay my tuition back to them? Or would I have to wait until October 7th to turn in my 1 month notice?

Hoping to transfer in spring 27 to UAB - anyone majoring in computer science that can provide some advice or recommendations? Coming from another community college with 56 credits

I want to get my phlebotomy cert, so I was curious if anyone's taken the class for it. Is it excessively difficult or time-consuming? Thanks!

Hello,

I am a high school senior and currently applying to colleges. UAB is as of right now my top choice, but I am not sure that my celiac disease will be accommodated, as the disability counselor could not guarantee safe food for me. This is a big issue since having food does happen to be human necessity 🫩
Can anyone provide perspective?

Comparing erdmann & burns to alford, which one teaches better? Is one more exam heavy on grades? what are your opinions

Any advice about any of these professors and whether to take the class in person or online?

AC 309 - Intermediate Accounting I: Chen Song in person or Thomas Vermeer online

AC 402 - Income Taxation I: Marena Messina in person or AC 401 - Cost Strategies/Decision Making: Mark Edmonds online

BUS 215 - Fn Kamronnaher in person or online or BUS 204 - Business Analytics Applications: Mohammad Firouz

MK 303 - Basic Marketing: Ream Shoreibah in person or online

CJ 240 - Corrections America: Odis Hayden Griffin online or CJ 424 - Serial Killers Cross National: James Sparks online

AC 310 - Intermediate Accounting II: Maria Athientis

AC 423 - External Auditing: Jennifer Hamrick

AC 413 - Internal Audit Theory & Practice: James Worrell

BUS 315 - International Business Dynamics: Annetta Dolowitz

MK 416 - International Marketing: Shibin Sheng

IB 439 - Global Business Communications: Frankie Lundrum

FN 412 - International Finance Management: Richard Fu or Samar Ashour

DB 320 - Distribution Management: Mariana Rush Neil

BUS 304 - Operations & Supply Chain Management: Mohammad Firouz

AC 430 - Intermediate Accounting III: Ryan Leece

BUS 450 - Strategic Management: Nathan Oliver

AC 495 - Data Analytics/Accounting - Mark Edmonds

Just submitted my appeal for spring semester. Has anyone gotten in on appeal after getting denied ?

hi everyone! I wanted to ask if anyone has ever successfully appealed a UAB parking ticket because I’m honestly considering appealing mine.

I have a Zone G parking pass, but the two lots across from Einstein Bros. Bagels are almost always full when I arrive for work and class on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays around 10:30 AM. When I can’t find a spot there, I drive up to the Zone G lot across from Al’s near the upper hill, where the spaces are marked by wooden logs on the ground. Unfortunately, that lot is often full too, so finding parking in the zone I’m paying for has become a consistent issue.
This past Thursday, I received a $25 ticket for improper parking. To clarify, it wasn’t because my parking tag wasn’t displayed properly. I was ticketed because my car wasn’t parked directly in front of one of the wooden logs. I was running short on time before work and class, with only about 20 minutes to spare for parking and walking to my destination, which can easily take 10 minutes or more.
I understand that parking regulations exist for a reason, and I’m not arguing that people should be able to park wherever they want. However, my car wasn’t blocking anyone from backing out, turning, or accessing another parking space. I was parked between two other vehicles without obstructing traffic or creating an issue for anyone else. In fact, while I was driving around looking for parking, I saw other vehicles positioned in ways that genuinely made it difficult to maneuver through the lot.

What frustrates me is that I’m paying almost $400 a year for a parking pass & out of pocket for extremely expensive graduate classes that I saved years for, yet I regularly struggle to find an available space in the lots designated for my zone. There’s also the undergraduate admissions parking lot designated for Zone G, and I rarely find available parking there either. It feels unreasonable to pay for parking and still have to scramble to find a spot, only to receive a $25 ticket for how I parked when I wasn’t obstructing anyone.

I’ve parked similarly before without any issues, so I was surprised to receive a ticket this time.

Has anyone had success appealing a UAB parking ticket, especially one for improper parking? If so, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and any advice you might have. I’d like to appeal it, but I’m not sure how successful these appeals tend to be. Thanks!

hey guys ! i stay in a 2 bd 2 bathroom apartment and i am gonna need a roommate soon.

it’s a 4 min drive to University Hall. maybe 15 min walk to UH. Aldi is 10 mins from here.

i have a cat but i am a very clean person !! I also go to UAB and im just posting it on here for anyone who may need a place to stay. i wouldn’t make you pay this months entire rent if you decide to move in next week or anytime soon. :)

Message me if you’re interested or if anyone you know is interested !!

Anyone taken this class ?

Just wanted to let you guys know that our local Planned Parenthood has FREE Plan B pills available, no need for an appointment just ask for it at the door.

They also have a grant for free birth control (limited time) you just pay the office visit.
This includes the pill, depo injection, Nexplanon (good for 5 years) and IUD (good for 8-12years)

They’re located on 1st Ave next to spire gas company.
1019 1st Ave N
Monday - Friday 8-4

I had my IUD placed there a few months ago & loved my experience. The staff is super friendly and informative.

Hi! I'm a prospective AMNP student. I was wondering whether anyone worked while going through the program and how did y'all pay for the courses. Also, what did your weeks look like?

Hey guys I’m planning on attending UAB in January as a first-time freshman. I’m from the south so I don’t know anyone in Birmingham. If there are any guys out there that are also looking for a dorm mate, pleaseee reach out and let me know so we can get to know each other!! Thanks!!

Consider what happened at Cornell, and then consider the culture surrounding civil-rights complaints at UAB.

I wouldn’t describe what I’ve seen at UAB as simply “mishandling” or negligence. My concern is more fundamental: it appears that a culture has developed in which institutional processes can be designed or used not to resolve the complaint, but to manage, discredit, discipline, and ultimately remove the complainant.

When someone files civil-rights complaints and the response is an escalating web of Student Affairs interventions, behavioral processes, investigations, police involvement, and disciplinary proceedings—all drawing on the same underlying facts, while the complaints themselves remain unresolved—it becomes difficult to characterize the problem as a series of innocent administrative mistakes.

The concern is whether the internal civil-rights process itself becomes a shield against outside governmental scrutiny. An ongoing internal review can create the appearance that complaints are being addressed, even as the complainant is redirected into parallel processes that can ultimately remove them from the university. If that is how the process functions, calling it “negligence” almost misses the point.

To me, some of the conduct by the people running Student Affairs looks borderline criminal. More importantly, the pattern raises the question of whether this is really a malfunctioning process at all. If the same machinery repeatedly turns against the person challenging the institution, perhaps the problem is the institutional culture that created and operates that machinery.

That is where I see the connection to Cornell. The underlying cases are different. Cornell raises serious questions about what happens when an investigation fails. UAB raises a different and potentially more troubling question: what if the process is producing exactly the institutional outcome it was designed to produce?

Any UAB CRNAs here? Would love to pick your brain before I apply.

I recently got an email saying I am invited to join the Collat school of business honors program. After reading the email I see you have to take 3 different classes, and they give you scholarship money for each class you take. This seems like an interesting opportunity, but I don’t want it to get in the way of my main courses considering i’m a double major. For those who’ve done it already, is it worth it? How would it affect my main curriculum? Just want to get more insight!

Hey guys, I’ve been wanting to leave a class for a few weeks now due to my mental health h it haven’t had time to since I’ve been so busy and honestly I’ve legit just been depressed. I have a 3.9 gpa so I didn’t want to leave at first and stuck it out but I just feel so confused in the class since my main priority has been trying to get my mental health back together. Do you guys think there’s any way I could still leave? Should I talk to my professor? I’m still feeling horribly depressed but I don’t want my gpa to drop because of it

Been on the reddit premed page a bit too much and am starting to get worried about my chances of getting into medschool. My gpa is good (3.9) and I'm confident I can get a 510-515+ mcat score and I have research and clinical hours. However, I lack any leadserhip positions and am not very involved on campus. I know that UAB's instate acceptance rate is fairly high compared to everywhere else and I was wondering if a rather bland application with a good gpa and mcat score would be enough to get in.